Tanner and Kyleigh, a young college-age couple, have been together for most of a year, and their love for each other continues to grow stronger daily. They share a deep connection and are each other's best friends. They support each other through their academic endeavors and have many shared hobbies that bring them closer together. Despite the challenges of balancing school and a relationship, Tanner and Kyleigh have found a way to make it work and have created an unbreakable, beautiful bond. Let's dive into their story and discover the secrets to their happy and fulfilling relationship.
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Welcome to DNT and video coming soon. Hello and welcome to the podcast. I've got my son in here and his girlfriend Kylie. My son Tanner. And maybe we can get them to talk about their relationship a little bit. And some of the things they do, their travels and what they like, and they both go to school, what they're doing, their hobbies, and we'll see if we can get them. Get them talking and get this thing rolling. Being a new podcast, we also want to hear from you, their listeners, and get everybody involved here. So, without further ado, here's Tanner and Kylie. Hey, I'm Kylie and I'm Tanner, and, um, we go to college. We're in college. I go to Southern New Hampshire University. I do it online. So I'm just kind of at home work and doing college. And I go to Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana, and I study psychology, I study accounting, I used to study architecture, but I used to study accounting. I still do, yeah, kind of thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're trying to we're dating. Yeah. Crazy stuff. We're like mid distance you call it. Yeah. Some people might call it a short distance I think it's pretty mid distance right. Oh yeah I'm thinking the winter brings things for a whole month for you. But you're going back in a couple days. Bozeman to Helena is like 80 miles. I think something is there every single day. Um, yeah. Yeah. Is it always an hour and a half? Yeah, if you want to go time. Distance. Yeah. It's my Apple Maps. There's two hours to get, like from my house to, like, your dorm room. We'll say an hour and a half. It's like the drive to three weeks from Helena is, like, the worst. And then from Three Forks to Bozeman, it's like you can pass at the mall. You can pass everyone on three forks, but it's terrible. Oh, yeah, but it's so boring because I go like, well, maybe I shouldn't out myself. I. Struggle to not. Okay. First the ref works to, uh. Okay, let me restart the Townsend, like, through three forks. That kind of sucks. But like, when you turn to, like, go to Bozeman. I don't remember what the highway is called. It's a lot better. And it goes by pretty quick, but it's kind of sometimes it's kind of mind numbing driving that right up for like three quarters of it for you. Then we had to drive it a lot because we both handled going to week three. He doesn't really do it on the podcast. Yeah, yeah. We see each other every week if we can. It's kind of tough at times, but communication really helps. Communication is key in any distance, even short distance. But the longer you go, the longer the distances, the more communication hooks you get. Oh yeah, the longer you go. But but kind of the longer you go though. I mean, the communications needed I think pretty like across the world like consistently when you need like a good consistent communication I think it gets easier. Like the longer you like date each other and like, you kind of like I don't get to know